The Way the World Works: A Tuttle Twins Podcast for Families - Podcast Rankings and reviews

I LOVE listening to this podcast with my junior high and elementary age kiddos. We all enjoy it so much and find the lessons insanely practical and relevant to our lives! Thank you!

You guys have explained tough subjects in ways that I can easily understand. Anything Tuttle Twins is sure to answer my economic or political questions! You cover controversial subjects while being honest, and I often agree! I have been thoroughly impressed many times, especially by your episode on the Israel-Hamas war when all I’ve been hearing otherwise is pure opinion. I also loved your episode on having hope, which is something I value greatly in a world where people feel fulfilled being scared. It’s such a ray of light to hear people like you speaking from the facts, having honest conversations, and even encouraging listeners to do their own thinking/research. I love how you discuss principles of freedom and how we can protect ourselves as opposed to the society’s constant fear and unwillingness to live free, which even political conservatives seem to be having. People love to wallow in what is wrong and brings them down and not look at what just may be right and help them have joy. It makes me sad and angry to watch it. But to see you guys talking about solutions and facts, I feel reassured that there is some hope in the world. Thank God for you, Connor, Britney, and Roni(and Emma)!

P.S.
Episode ideas:
Could you do occasional Q&A episodes in which you answer questions submitted my listeners?
Could you also do an episode on debate?

Hello Connor and team! I discovered you through my mom who bought me all the paperback Tuttle Twins books which were based off of great thinkers (not all were available at the time) and slowly bought the rest as they released. We also have the first four Tuttle Twins Guides. I loved reading them, and especially the guides. They helped me construct higher quality arguments which were very hard to defeat. I would love if you could make like a “mini series” within the show where you go through and maybe explain some of the biases or fallacies with more detail! I think it would be beneficial to most (if not all) listeners. I really appreciate your team and I hope that you keep educating the upcoming generation (and the older ones) about concepts which may be frowned upon. Thank you, Zoe H.

PS: On Apple Podcasts, only one hundred episodes are up at a time meaning that you or the app is taking down older ones. Please review this so my family and I can listen to every single episode!

Great content! Hard to listen to because of the drastic voice volume changes though.

Guys…c’mon. We buy your magazines, we have all the books (for toddlers and for big kids), we wear your shirts, we tell everyone in sight about your great content…but this podcast is unbearable! We’ve tried multiple episodes and every time, we have to turn it off because my 9 year old and myself can’t stand the awkward banter, the bizarre references to “conspiracy theories” which don’t make *any* sense for the subject matter and the poor audio quality. Please, get the folks who handle the Twins shows to also take over this podcast because it has such potential! PLEASE make this something else we can enjoy from the Tuttle Twins franchise!

I love the Tuttle Twins books, we also subscribe to their magazine, I love everything they stand for. I wish this podcast had as much thought and planning put into it as the books. The first episode we listened to was hosted by Connor Boyack and it was good. Then we tried listening to a couple others hosted by two women who had done zero research, stuttered and wondered about the subjects they were supposed to be teaching and it was just too painful to listen to. If you’re going to do a show about the symbolism on the dollar bill, watch a quick YouTube video, Google a couple articles, do ANY research and you will have more information to share than these women had as they shared more opinions than facts. It is so hard to listen to a podcast that is so unprofessional, unedited, and unresearched. I hope they can get it together because I would love a good, educational podcast for my children to listen to.